The matter arose out of an attack by cattle on a couple that were out walking their two border terriers across a public right of way across Ivescar Farm at Chapel-Le-Dale, North Yorkshire. The couple were attacked by cattle that were grazing in the field with calves at foot and the 82 year old man tragically died as a result.

Linton, who is currently serving a life sentence in the US for a fatal shooting in New York. He was given an additional life sentence today (27 September 2021) and was told that he will have to serve a minimum term of 31 years 312 days further imprisonment before he will even be considered for release by the parole board.

Ricardo Linton has been convicted of the murder of Mohammed Basharat after a 5-week trial at Bradford Crown Court.

In a 5-week trial at Bradford Crown Court before the Recorder of Bradford (HHJ Mansell QC), the prosecution alleged that Alex Bates, Rashpal Singh Gill and Mohammed Jawaid Khan had attacked Paul Ackroyd who was later found dead outside Khan’s home address at Jinnah Court.

Three men have been convicted of the brutal torture and murder of a man in Bradford.

On 10 October, the High Court delivered a judgement that found an accident in 2014 was staged – leading to the fraudster being jailed for contempt of court.

Thank you to all those who attended the Regulatory & Public Law Team’s Annual Review last evening.

A man has been jailed for Life for the brutal murder of a Bradford pensioner over 25 years ago.

Craig Hassall, Simon Clegg and Kate Bissett have all accepted the Senior President’s offer of appointment to sit (part-time) with immediate effect.

We are pleased to announce that three of our tenants have recently been selected as panel counsel for the Attorney General. Together with Janine Wolstenholme and Kirsten Mercer, we now have five members who may undertake instruction from all government departments

Teesside Crown Court heard how the offenders travelled to mainland Europe to buy cheap tobacco before transporting it back to the UK through legal couriers. Over a twelve-month period, they imported over six metric tonnes of tobacco, evading duty of over £1.1 million.

An appeal case from the High Court has clarified the position post-Hussain v Amin Charters in respect of road traffic insurers putting claimants to proof due to concerns about fraud. Simon Clegg takes a closer look a the case and draws some helpful conclusions.